Hyaluronic Acid

(To the tune of “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer”) / Recording by David Simmons

Hyaluronic acid
Acting almost magically
Placed just beneath the kneecap
Lubricating the debris

Better than joint replacement
Simple as 1-2-3
If it can stop the aching
You will get to keep your knee

Bridge
When the pain is getting bad
Try not to be sad
Just go out and have a talk
With your orthopedic doc

Beg him to use the needle
To not do so would be a crime
Hyaluronic acid
Working where the sun don’t shine

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(To the tune of “You’re So Vain”)

Well I raced off to my doctor
Cause I was feelin’ the twinges of pain

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(To the tune of “Maria” - from West Side Story)

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Yelp!

(To the tune of “Help!”)

Yelp!
I’m feeling lonely

Heavin’ on a Jet Plane

(To the tune of “Leavin’ on a Jet Plane”)

Tray table’s down. I want a snack
The steward brings it in a sack

BB Office Battle Hymn

All the visitors who climb the stairs in ALS can see
Smiling faces when they visit biochemistry

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(To the tune of “Everything is Beautiful”)

Students study molecules with
All of the structures they possess

Protein Wonderland

(To the tune of “Winter Wonderland”)

Mechan-i-sm . . determines
How an en . . zyme is workin’

Distance Ed

(To the tune of “Mister Ed”)

A course is a source, of course, of course
Of all of the knowledge that we endorse

My Sweet Tooth

(To the tune of “My Sweet Lord”)
In this stream of consciousness song, the background choir’s words are in parentheses

My sweet tooth

Coastal Aquarium

(To the tune of “Age of Aquarius”)

At the coast, there is a special place
For everyone to watch the fish

Fatty Acids in our Cells

(To the tune of “Halls of Montezuma”)

From the fatty acids in our cells
To the lipids in our brains

I Can’t Charge my Cell

(To the tune of “I’ve Just Seen a Face”)

I can’t charge my cell
I think the battery’s gone to hell